Paint Shop Pro Photo X2 Reviews

I first used a much earlier version of this software (that was a shareware product) umty uhmm years ago. Now it bears little resemblance to that early challenger in the photo manipulation field, in fact the interface initially looks very different to Pain...

As soon as you pick up the box you know there is a manual - I think we all dread those boxes that are so light a good puff of wind will blow them over - it's in the form of a thick paperback book in three languages (French and Spanish are the others) the

Offers some surprisingly advanced features that will appeal to serious photo enthusiasts and professionals.

Adobe's challenger fights back...

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Paint Shop Pro X2's new Express Lab feature allows you to work on several images quickly. In previous versions, you would have to open each photo individually to perform basic functions (unless you used a batch process)

This software is great for those who want to do some light editting, it only makes you want to have more.

My wife is a professional Photographer and she has nothing but high praise for this software. We are now thinking about upgrading our printer to be able to take advantage of some of the other features in this software.

This product is extremely professional and it make picture touch up and other options easy to use.

Even though this a great product, you still must be able to navigate the program and you must understand the filing setup on your O/S

I used another photo editing product for a long time, and thought I could handle this product. I am getting frustrated with not being able to use the product to it's fullest extent as the directions seem to be geared to a higher level of photo editing pro...

This product can manage almost any photo editing job it's given.

You need to be familar with the "Layers" concept, in order to make full use of the product. The work area is not full screen at any point. The manual included seems to take for granted that you know all the terminolgy it uses, so the directions are not al...